101. Norsk Folkemuseum - The Norwegian Museum Of Cultural History Norway Directory information about Norsk Folkemuseum The Norwegian Museum of Cultural history with map and other usefull services. http://www.norway.com/directories/d_company.asp?id=675

102. Anarchism In Norway - The History Of Norway And The Anarchy You are very welcome to read about the history of norway from 1200 2002, The history of anarchism in norway should also be seen in connection to the http://www.anarchy.no/a_nor.html

Back to homepage ANARCHISM ... SO FAR The Anarchy of Norway is still going strong Some time has passed on since the Norwegian People turned their back against the main economic political course of the social democrat government, at the 1994 EU referendum. While the Norwegian EEC referendum in the early seventies gave a movement to the left on the economic political map, the megatrend of the late eighties and early nineties was a movement to the right and upwards. The EU referendum indicated a further jump in this direction, and thus the economic political system in Norway made a revolutionary change, and passed the border between the marxist social democrat sector and the anarchist sector of social individualism. This of course is a major social event in the economic political world history. A long jump further rightwards may result in a social liberal system, and a reverse tendency may give a retardation to marxist social democracy, but this is not the case at the moment, and thus the living Anarchy of Norway (AoN) is still going strong. Although the system by now is significantly anarchist, i.e. within the Quadrant of Anarchism on the economic political map, it is somewhat far from the anarchist ideal on the top of the map. Thus, it is plenty of room for improvement from anarchist perspective, and by no means time for a break in the fight against authoritarian tendencies. The revolution must be fought permanent, in the daily life, to sustain and develope further. However, as long as a) Norway stays out of EU, b) populist and nationalist tendencies are put at place, and c) the left and right tendencies outbalance each other reasonable as by now, Norway will probably stay anarchist, and be a lighthouse for EU and the rest of the world.

103. FHC Results Page Family history Centers in norway refine search. Bergen norway  sbakken 14 Minde Hordaland N5032, Hordaland, norway Phone +47-55910510. Bod¸ norway http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Library/FHC/FHC_Results.asp?FHCCountry=Norway&su

104. History (from Norway) --  Encyclopædia Britannica history (from norway) The earliest traces of human occupation in norway are found along the coast, where the huge ice shelf of the last ice age first melted http://www.britannica.com/eb/article?tocId=214112

105. University Of Oslo - UiO The University of Oslo is norway’s largest and oldest institution of higher education. The University s history The Nobel Laureates http://www.uio.no/english/

UiO - web pages UiO - persons WWW - Google Norwegian News from the independent student newspaper Universitas About the University Units at The University Addresses Maps More About The University. Academics Admission Courses offered in English International Summer School More about Academics... Student Life International students Campus guide How to finance your studies More about Student Life.... Research Research activities Ph.D. Guest Researchers More about Research... University Library Read more about: The University's history The Nobel Laureates The faculties, museums and centres International Cooperation ... Editorial Responsibility

106. Sami History. Since they lived in a time before recorded history for this part of the world, 1917 First pannational Sami conference in Trondheim, norway decides to http://www.itv.se/boreale/history.htm

Important years in Sami history Detail from Moses Pitt's "The English Atlas" ca: 1680. L ong before the Swedish, Finnish or even the Viking culture had developed, the Scandinavian peninsula was populated by the Saemieh (hereafter referred to as Sami). The oldest written source of knowledge on the Sami's is the Roman historian Tacitus' who describes fenni in a book from 98 A.D, although his account most certainly was based on hearsay only. In 555 A.D. the Greek historian, Procopius, refers to Scandinavia as Thule , and the inhabitants he calls skridfinns . At this time the most southern part of Sweden was populated by the Vendel people a peaceful group of sunworshippers. Since they lived in a time before recorded history for this part of the world, little is known today about the Vendel's. Later the immigration by and mixing with germanic tribes gave birth to the wellknown Viking culture in Sweden and Norway. D uring the Viking Age -and later- in the Middle Ages, Sweden was only about a third of it's present size, the northern 2/3 of the country was populated by the Sami. Even though the Sami tales about the Stalo suggests that there was a long-lasting conflict with the Vikings. The Sami's also traded first with Vikings and later with travelers from northern Europe such as tradesmen from the Hanseatic league.

107. March Of The Titans A History Of The White Race Sweden; Finland; norway history until contemporary times. Chapter 25. The Fury of the Men of the North - Vikings and Normans - history of expeditions http://www.stormfront.org/whitehistory/

MARCH OF THE TITANS - A HISTORY OF THE WHITE RACE Version 6 - Last updated April 2004 - What's New Cro-Magnon Cheddar Man: circa 7000BC, Spirit Cave Mummy, Nevada, USA, 7000 BC A lapus lazuli blue-eyed statue from Sumeria, 3000 BC The White Queen Nefertiti, Egypt, 1325 BC. The complete and comprehensive history of the White Race, spanning 350 centuries of tumultuous events. This is their incredible story - of vast visions, empires, achievements, triumphs against staggering odds, reckless blunders, crushing defeats and stupendous struggles. Tocharian Mummy, China, 1500 BC Detail from amphora, Classical Greece, 500BC Octavian Augustus, Roman Emperor, 45 BC Alexander Nevsky, Russian hero, 1240 AD. Most importantly of all, revealed in this work is the one true cause of the rise and fall of the world's greatest empires - that all civilizations rise and fall according to their racial homogeneity and nothing else - a nation can survive wars, defeats, natural catastrophes, but not racial dissolution. Queen Elizabeth I, England, 1600

108. The History Of The Catholic Church In Norway A very short survey of the history Norweigan Catholic Church. http://www.katolsk.no/www/about_en.htm

The history of the Catholic Church in Norway The history of the Catholic Church in Norway is as old as the kingdom itself, going back till about 900 A.D., with Christian monarchs from 930. The country was finally converted after the death of the king Saint Olav (+ 1030). The Christianisation was largely the work of Anglo-Saxon missionaries, and the Norwegian Church has been considered the only daughter of the English. Cardinal Nicolas Breakspear established Church province in 1153; the archbishop resided in Nidaros (Trondheim). The prosperous years of the High Middle Ages were followed by decline for Church and nation alike, although Norwegian Catolicism retained much of its vitality. The people were unprepared for the Lutheran Reformation imposed by the Danish king in 1537. In spite of severe punishment for Catholic practices, the faith survived in parts of the country till about 1700. Christiania (Oslo) had an illegal but tolerated Catholic congregation for a couple of years in the 1790s. The first parish after the Reformation was established in the capital in 1843; a few years later Catholic places of worship were opened in Alta (Finnmark), Tromsø and Bergen. Most Norwegian Catholics have a foreign background; this partly explains the once popular prejudice that Catholicism is something alien. Religious sisters working in hospitals and schools did much to overcome anticatholicism; Catholic authors, e.g. Sigrid Undset and Hallvard Rieber-Mohn O.P., also contributed to this. Protestants and Catholics were brought closer together in firm opposition to the Quisling regime during the German occupation (1940-45).

109. Odin - Norwegian Food history of the diet, with some typically Norwegian recipes. http://odin.dep.no/odin/engelsk/norway/history/032005-990493/index-dok000-b-n-a.

Odin Government Ministries Help ... Contact us Norwegian food From Mum's meatcakes to strawberries under the snow... The setting was Lillehammer during the 17th Winter Olympics, the scene the restaurant Mormors Hus, which is owned by one master chef and employs another in the kitchen, both intent on maintaining a Norwegian culinary profile: joy knew no bounds when the wife of the U.S. President announced her intention to visit. "I hope she will forget what she had, but remember the place and the friendliness," the proprietor said, when Hillary selected a pasta tagliatelli. Well, what's wrong with pasta? Nothing, nothing at all. It's just not Norwegian. Nor is pizza, though we are Europe's top consumers of frozen pizza, and pizza certainly figures prominently on Norway's 1994 menu. But Norwegian? What does it take for food to be called Norwegian? Even the potato, thought of as almost as Norwegian as brown goats' cheese, originally arrived from abroad. Norwegians celebrated the potato's 250th anniversary last year. What food, then, is Norwegian? Asked which dish we think of first as Norwegian, 65 per cent of us reply meatcakes, while 36 per cent think of lamb and cabbage stew and 23 per cent reply cod. A nationwide survey carried out in January 1994, in connection with the Government's promotion "Competitive Strategies for Norwegian Food", showed distinct regional preferences where dishes are concerned. While meatcakes rank first in all regions, westerners rank potato dumplings second, and Oslo-dwellers rank "lutefisk" (dried cod steeped in lye) third, just ahead of dried mutton ribs and fresh cod.

110. Business Culture, Practices, Protocol, Customs And Business Etiquette In Norway Find out about business culture, practices, protocol, customs and business etiquette in norway. http://www.businessculture.com/norway/

Business Culture in Norway Find out about business culture, practices, protocol, customs and business etiquette in Norway. Learn about doing business in Norway, commerce, marketing, corporate structure, negotiating, establishing connections and finding your partner. Receive latest information on Norway business organization, manners, building relationship, correspondence, traditions, regulations, export, import, selling and buying tactics. Get practical tips on meeting protocol, business entertainment, communication, company policy, social customs, commerce, trading and cross-cultural training. Choose Your Report Doing Business in Norway Reports on doing business in Norway, business culture, practices, protocol and etiquette. Enter here to view the topics. Norway Predeparture Report Extensive reports on business meetings, negotiating tactics, entertainment, gift-giving, business travel in Norway and much more. Enter here to view the details. Reports for Corporate Intranets Country-specific reports on business culture and protocol, local regulations, negotiating, import and export, investment, business travel and much more. Enter here for information.

111. Clickwalk Norge Panoramic 'walkthrough' views of a number of Norwegian cities including Oslo, Bergen, Stavanger, and Trondheim. http://www.clickwalk.no/

Velkommen til Clickwalk Norge Klikk her for større kart eller her for enda større kart. Velg en by: Oslo Bergen Trondheim Stavanger Drammen Larvik Tønsberg Hamar Sandefjord Langesund Sarpsborg Oljemuseet Clickwalk Norge har 1.410 forskjellige synspunkter, og i hvert synspunkt finnes et fullstendig panorama. I hvert synspunkt er det 8 bilder i 4 formater, hvorav det største er på 767x511 pixels. Dette gir 45.120 forskjellige bildefiler og 11.280 forskjellige motiver. Oslo er størst med 666 synspunkter. De andre byene er foreløpig mye mindre. Velg en by ved å klikke på et bilde til høyre. Kommentarer mottas gjerne. Vi har skjema for tilbakemeldinger , eller send epost til mailto:feedback@clickwalk.com This page in English . Mailto Feedback All contents (C) 1998-2003 Clickwalk AS

112. CIA - The World Factbook -- Norway Features information about demography, economy, government, and communications. http://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/geos/no.html

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113. Info Norway : Site Map A directory with links to many cultural topics regarding norway. http://www.geocities.com/Yosemite/1145/norway.html

Info Norway Site Map Norway Art Commerce Facts History Kitchen Language Maps People Pictures Regions Shops Travel Sponsored Links Nordic Expressions Scandinavian goods at reasonable prices. NordicExpressions.org Norsk Mat Norwegian food for Norwegians abroad. www.norskmat.com Amazon Norway related books and products. www.amazon.com Become a Sponsor Help Welcome to Info Norway This is the InfoNorway site map, giving you a complete list of all the index pages on this site, each of which having links pointing to pages related to the keywords that make up its title. More Help Add a URL Fredrik Nygaard

114. Odin - Information From The Government And Ministries The official information web site of the Norwegian Government. http://www.dep.no/odin/engelsk/index-b-n-a.html

Odin Government Ministries Help ... Advanced search What´s new News Speeches and articles Contact us Questions and feedback Similar documents Norway in English The Ministry of Foreign Affairs offers a comprehensive collection of feature articles and background information about Norway written by specialists in various fields. The articles are published in 18 languages through the Norway Portal, a system of websites in about 85 countries. Please visit the official site in the UK for English articles on the following topics: Facts Culture Business Education and Research ... Norway in facts and figures (at Statistics Norway's website) For other languages and regions please visit www.norway.info For information about public services, laws, regulations, duties and rights in Norway, please visit Norway.no

115. Norway Maps - Perry-Castañeda Map Collection - UT Library Online Various maps of the country, cities and overseas territories including relief, political and street maps. http://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/norway.html

@import url("/utlol-2nd.css"); Skip to Content Home Sitemap Help SEARCH: choose an area to search Library Web Site Library Catalog How Do I...? Web About the Libraries Libraries, Centers, and Museums Hours Parking ... PCL Map Collection > Norway Maps Maps FAQ Map Room Guide World Africa ... Map Dealers Other Map Sites Map Sites City Map Sites Country Map Sites Historical Map Sites ... Weather Map Sites Map Collection Norway Maps The following maps were produced by the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency , unless otherwise indicated. Country Maps Norway (Political) 1996 (330K) and pdf format Norway (Shaded Relief) 1996 (351K) and pdf format Norway (Shaded Relief) 1986 (282K) and pdf format Norway (Small Map) 2005 (14K) City Maps Oslo U.S. Dept. of State 1981 (195K) Overseas Territories Bouvet Island (South Atlantic Ocean) (Small Map) 2004 (6K) Jan Mayen (Arctic Ocean) (Small Map) 2004 (6K) Svalbard (Arctic Ocean) (Small Map) 2004 (12K) Svalbard (Arctic Ocean) from Nuclear Weapons and NATO: Analytical Survey of Literature, United States. Department of the Army, 1970 (426K) Thematic Maps Norway - Land Utilization from Map No. 500007 1971 (162K)

116. Norway Flags Geographic.org Norwegian Flag Images in several sizes. http://www.geographic.org/flags/new1/norway_flags.html

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117. Norway Mountain Ski And Snowboard Resort Upper Peninsula ski and snowboard resort offers snow reports, trail maps, prices and contact information http://www.norwaymountain.com/

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118. Norway - Scouts On Stamps Postal issues depicting scouting. http://scoutingmuseum.com/norway.htm

119. Team Talent Norway Kommersielt satsningsprosjekt som skal st¸tte en utvalgt gruppe fotballspillere i Norge i alderen 1521 ¥r og f¸lge dem gjennom hele fotballkarrieren. http://www.teamtalentnorway.no/

Vi skal skape unike fotballspillere vha unike metoder!! Hjem Nyheter Konsept Kontakt Spillere ... Om oss Velkommen til våre sider Har du det som skal til for å bli en internasjonal topp-spiller? Team Talent Norway ønsker å hjelpe amibisøse unge utøvere til å realisere drømmen om en karriere som fotballspiller. Les mer om dette på våre sider. Etter hvert vil vi også ha en presentasjon av de spillerene vi jobber med.

120. Odinarkiv - The Sami Of Norway I Factual information published by the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Written by Elina Helander. http://odin.dep.no/odinarkiv/norsk/dep/ud/1997/annet/032005-990462/index-dok000-

Nynorsk Normalvisning Lignende dokumenter The Sami of Norway Elina Helander An ethnic minority and a separate people, but Norwegian citizens too. This is how Norway officially defines the country's Sami ethnic minority. But this has not always been the case. Since 1980, the legal status of the Sami, the native inhabitants of Norway, has been considerably improved. This change in attitude is reflected in an Article in the Norwegian Constitution which the national assembly, the Storting, ratified in 1988. It reads as follows: It is the responsibility of the authorities of the State to create conditions enabling the Sami people to preserve and develop its language, culture and way of life. The Sami Act sets out the main guidelines for the Sami Parliament (Sameting), which was officially opened in 1989. The Parliament's sphere of operations and other current Sami issues are described in this article, which has its starting point in early history. The Sami are an indigenous people who form an ethnic minority in Norway, Sweden and Finland. There is also a small population on Russia's Kola peninsula. In more recent history, i.e. from about the sixteenth century, Sami have inhabited nearly all the areas of the Nordic countries where they now have permanent settlements. The Sami region extends from Idre, in Dalarne, Sweden, and adjacent areas in Norway south to Engerdal in Hedmark County. To the north and east it stretches to Utsjoki in Finland, Varanger in Norway and on to the Kola peninsula in Russia.

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